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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21
Sheriff. Election Proclamation.

STATE or KANsAs, ss.
County of SedgwIck- I
The state OF Kansas TO all whom these
presents shall come, greeting: Know ye
that /, ". W. Hays, sheriff OF Sedgwick
county, ale OF Kansas, do hereby proclaim
ard make known to the legal voters Of SeA2-
wick county, state OF Kansas. that on TIE
first Tuesday after the first Monday Of
November, A d. 1887. tfeing tbs
eighth day OF the month, there vii
be an election held in each OF the voting pre-
cincts thro ugbout said county Of Sedgwics
tor the purpose OF electing tie following
county officers to-wit:
For Judge, Eighteenth judicial district
FOR Treasurer.
For Clerk
For Register u Deeds.
For Sheriff
For Coroner.
For Surveyor.
For Commissioners, First district
Polls to be opened a. s O'Clock In the morn
ing and closing q: 6 o'clock Ia the evening o.
the said day.
Given under my hard at the sherin
Office, Ia the city Of Wichita. Sedgwies
county. state Of kansas, this 5th day q
October, A d. 1887.
di20x2ets W. w. HAYS,
Sheriff Of ss3gwick County, Kansas.
Read AMI OrGer " Eai o. SDc14a nave
Comply with the Law.
Each tovnshIp Trustee Should nase Ens
tees record, read record, poor record, and
full set Of township reports and ososT o'Anke
worth ct least s.. Also some Stationary
Each township treasurer should Fave
rSasuTer's record
Esch township clerk shoud have eae-S
record and warrsnf book
Each justice Of ths peace should have Z
| owl docket, criminal docket, ytray !ecoro
transcripts, compiled laws Of lsoe, And III
! Assortment az blanks.
Each con=tAtze should have an as~orsl<o
! Of blankA
Each rood overseer should hsve roA,
I. oversee-as accDun. book, receips oook io'
/ labor, receipt book for ex-r. work, and -
ceiI& book for material Used
1hs above should be furnished 20 tie CD
cers of each vel regulated sownseip, Is u
expense OF tie township
promptly aIIed Dy uaaa CT express 2rep@ia
sS-E VIZ.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21
Pocket Real Estate.

The Eagle pocket real estate book has be
come universal fsvorite among oealeci
generally in the west. &-t:'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21
New Rival to American Petroleum.

The United States, which is only now be-
coming reconciled TO the rivalry of Russian
setroleuya. is menaced by serious competition
d, fresh quarter nearer home. In Nene-
yuela the petroleum deposits Of Lake Mara
eaybo. which have long been known for sleir
Sypiousnass, are at length being opened up by
capitalists. and there are rumors, reported by
khe American consul, Plumacher, that the
kothschilds are likely TO secure a monopoly
NJ the affair Lake Maracaybo is situated In
she northern part of Venezuela, and by means
Of the gulf of Venezuela has direct communi-
sation with the sea. The surrounding coun-
nv. having an area of many hundred miles.
b saturated with petroleum and asphalt,
which flows in streams through the dense
forests, and emts infammable gas which
s,ten bursts into sheets Of flame similar TO
alose which have been a phenomenon in tbs
Caspian region for thousands OF years.
While the petroleum gas burning at Baku
has secured that country the appelation of
"The Region of the Eternal Fire" the petro-
tsum gas perpetually Pickering on the bar
and along the immediate coast OF Maracaybo
has earned the phenomenon ever since the
Standards discovered and conquered the
country the title of The lnferna! Fire" Ac-
sording to Consul Plumacher, one Of tho
streams of oil tested by traveller was found
20 flow at the rate of nearly 5000 gallons a
day, the whole of which was wast1i upon tho
sandy soil. The Venezuelan oil appea1
60 occupy midway position between
the crude article extracted in the United
States and Russia, yielding 80 per cent. Of IL
Illuminating oil, or Kerosene, of high quality
as compared with the 20 per cent Of the
former and the so of the latter.-Engineer-
mo
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Dsss;er's oomralec lsvs ard Ars fo~ ~
or sac e. tia oS.cs ~ The Standard rrtcs.
d&w-S
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Take the new short line, c. &. & y !, Rock
island route, 10 Kansas City, 8. Joseph,
Chicago AID g. LOUIS N4-u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Lusk's California aprico.e % eta can at
sseip hauser- Asrkie Supqly Co. Thirt and
Firth ave. EAE
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21
Something About Mineral Waters

at Is easy to gull the public said a young
man who tends the fountain in n down town
cigar store. "The people who drink mineral
waters under the impression that they will do
them as much benefit as il they visited the
springs little know that nearly all of the stuff
b made up in University place. Some of the
foreign waters are genuine, but the domestic
brands are merely Croton water cleaned with
marble dust and impregnated with allalies
Ii doesn't pay TO bring water from the springs
so long rs the public are satisfied with a
counterfeit article. People know very little
about mineral waters, ami when the boss
started the fountain the manufacturer came
down and gave him some tips
@'As You are just starting i'll the business,
ar Blank said he, 4 would say that you
will find it necessary to get only two kinds of
mineral water. There ara taps on the foun-
ain for six different springs, but | will at
tach three faucet, to each of the two siphons
% as TO save you trouble and expense You
con thus supply your customers with what
sver they call for, and no one will ever be the
wiser II You should happen to run out OF
mineral water at any time, you mny just give
plain soda
III these bogus mineral waters do no good
they are at least harmless. In this they differ
from the various cordials and sedatives that
80 many foolish people get into the habit OF
taking. There are fashions in drugs as well
as in anything else. The quinine fever OF a
few years ago is slowly dying out Bromide
Of potassium, choral, and absintbo are now
mostly in favor, and when once man be-
comes a slave to these it is but an easy stage
10 cocaine and opium. Our counter trade Is
confined almost entirely to men, but think
women are the worst drug fiends, because
they buy the stuff in bulk ard keep slipping
ct it all day at home. The women who take
Il through their veins by injection soon be-
come mental and physical wrecks, and gen.
orally end 10y taking their own lives. The
mixture Of patent blood medicines and nerve
tones III summer drinks is fast becoming a
favorite tipple. The MASTER the drausht the
better il seems 10 sell New York Evening
Sun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21
Wanted. Wanted. Wanted.

Lemons Is cts dozen. S. 81. Supply Co.
120-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

A good weshboard for Is cts- at Stein
hauser- Merkle supply Co. l2U II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Read cur quosatiaps On new CAn'or-fa
goods. g. n. Supply Co. Isl1
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Take The new short line, c & & 8, Rock
i-Isnd route, 20 Kansas City, st. joseph,
CHICAGO and s.. Loufs I2C
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Leaveuworth Usage and Canon City coal
II the Eagle coal and feed store, l21 east
Douglas ave llb-I
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21
I.usk's New California Fruits

Apricots 90 cts can.
Egg P'ums 90 cts can.
Golden drop plums, 20 cts can.
Grapes, 20 c-s g car.
Green Cages, % cts can.
Black Cherries, % l2 cts can.
Bartlett Pears, % IL cts can.
Wo,te Cherries IS cts q can.
Peaches, 25 cts can.
l20tf At 8. NJ. Supply Co.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Ieavenworth coal at Eagle Coal and Feed
Co. 3, I26 East Douglas. LETT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

AZ ID can OF Steinhanser baking pordel
ROT Is eta. at s u. Supply ca. lott
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Do you smoke the Novicei Its quite Eng
ush on knowi Izl-im
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

LINKS California lemon cling peaches -
eta. a can at Steinheuser MerAle Supply 90
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Read our low prices on new California
1913 l20f
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Royal Baking Powder, IS cs ID can.
4 Supply Co. iAu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Take the new short line, c. & q n, Rock
Is aud route, to Kansas City, St. JOSH
Chicago s. d st. Louis ll+u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Bay Ieavenworth coal.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Two cans OF tomatoes for Is cts. at Stein
nauser- Merkle Supply Co. IH II
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Utah potatoes 90 cts. a bushel at $; Il.
Supply Co. I9Uu
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Lemons IS cts. dozen at s. IL SuPpl
70 12U-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Dill worth's coffee IS cts, package at 6
Il Supply Co. Iapd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-21

Xxx Soda crackers by the box at CITE
IN as n Supply Co. 100 II
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
Live stock Market,

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Sept, -.-Catt!e-Receipts
I5JJ; shipments 1000; market GOOD, cattle
shade higher common dull; fair 20 choice
native steers s. s5G4 20: butchers cattle.
Indians common TO choice, s. C0a} d COWS
and heiiers, s. OvG u). Hogs-Receipts )lU:
ehipments 1900; ranging from 81 OOdj -,
market active and steady. Snecp-EcCeiPts
2sJOi shipments $500; market firm; tatr to
choice, s. 1924 ID; common TO medium. - UJ
G5 90, lambs s. s9Gi 20.
NEW YORK, sept. Observation-Disclosures TO
ali for slaUgntercrs ana Npvrter5 direst except
+ Car.l1aos. No trading in beef cattle, dress
b -ei had firm s&IeH 81 t01 for common to
good native sides; =. q &c for prime TO good /;
G6G for Texans and COl5radOs stock
rctTigOr-tor heel firmer at ~ per pOEno.
Shcep-Receipts 300; hrmer and better feeling
and fair clearance at ga &C per pound tor
sheep ana 5d6-,c or anus with a tsw selected
lambs att and cuils at &C,
CHICAGO, ILL, sept. ,.-Cat:le-
Receipts LOCO mead shipments 5000.
market higher 'or bes.. others slow; fancy - ~
a ) 40; shipping s.esrs s. 90G+ 30; stocke,s and
feeders 81 l0G2 30; cow bulls and mixed Il t1c
%; IeXa' cat c 81 lqOj o.; western rangers
= 1903 40. II oss-Recep l4,CoJ market ~.rong
and SC higher, prices ranging from 81 70 > 50
SheGp-Heceipts 1000; shipments 2tej; markc'
steady; natives S5O0d4 so; eoestern - IT,,
Texans s. 75G2s0; lambs 81 0oGj 90.
hASSASCGTY, MO, Sept. s.-Liye STOCK Indi
Gator reports. Cattle-ReCCipts 2+-l shipments
l4lU; marie. dun,weak and lower Or al grades
eN sept feeders and prime beeves good to choice
-; stOckers - 0UG2 30; feeders )! 75o3 -;
cows II 50G2 IS; grass range steers > zoo
-. HOgs-LeCepts Gjs4; strong and "a .UC
higher, prices ranging from 81 0OGj 50 sheep
Receipts 1jd; shipments l56; market steady
good to choice s. 2jd3 - common 70 medium
- UUG3 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
The Fort Worth Markets.

BUTTER -22ts a?5o per n creamery CSC
COTToN-Low Midoling &c; middling IL c;
OoFFEE-kio, 1sir 1870; prime 22c; cno.ee
25c; Laguyra a0hci Java 3lci Golden Rio
24hc; Pea Berry 2354c.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
10Gl0hC; full cream twins Ice.
CABBAGE-Cslifornia, 81 % per 100 lbs.
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples. standard, 81 IS; peaches standard,
ms, 81 9oi 3 MS 81 80; seconds. ne, 81 So; 3 ms
81 2J; strawberries, ms 81 20; blackberries
81 30; green cages $; goose5erries 81 60; rasp-
berries 81 so; green peas 81 1901 so; tomatoes,
81 40; green corn 81 l0e1 80; oysters, full
weight. ! b eO695c; , h s 81 75a1 90; 1t. VT. n
So ms $; salmon, b 81 20; ? lbs 81
mackerel l D 81 60; ssrdines, American, Sc so
case; imported So 6OaI4 90 case; Eagle CON
deusad milk SIS 20.
EGGS-l6c per dozen.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Lemons,
s. O9G5 30 per bon; peaches, one-third bu.
boxes, 50075C; apples. one-third bu boxes, ~
650ci per Dbl, 81 90; tomstoes, one third bu
boxes, 81 25G 81; potatoes. northern, 81 20 per
! Ou: onions, 216c per pound; navy besne, &C;
| hand-picked in bbls, medium bbls, IS 90;
| large lima &c.
FLoUK--t.ost patents, 81 90 per 100 lbs; half
| patents, 81 IS; third grade, 81 20.
| FUEL-Mchtster coal, car load on track, st
yard &c 90, deiivered Sc sos Mctllister Geal, 10
! 10 tons, 81 YARD S. %, delivered Sc IS; McAIlis-
II 10; ticBllister coal ton. az yard St Isl deiv-
cred 81 80; McAllister ccal Il ton, st yard IS 90,
delivered 81 GO; McAlllster coal, u ton, at yard
81 IS, delivered 3 10; McAllistef coal, less than
4 ton per loo, Al yard 45c; PennsyIvanis hard
| coal. ;0na, ST yard S11 80, delivered Sl2 90;
FennsylyaIia hard coal, ton, at yaro Sc 90,
delivered Sl2 30: Pennsylvania hard coal, i
ton, ct yard st 90. delivered St so: blacksmith
coal, ton, 81 gard 81 90, delivered Sl2 %.
Cord wood, co2d, delivered 81 GO: cord wood
| 4 cord, delivered g 81; stove wood. l cord
delivered So 90; stove wood, n cord, delivered
81 %.
| GRAIN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. De-
low are on grain from store. IN carload lott
corn and cats are &c per bushel lower than
quoted.
Wheat 671. G7Oc
Corn-BuIk sheled, 57Hc; sack shelled, 6OXc
Oats-Bulk. 27I 63Oc.
Brsn-7Oc per hundred.
Hay-Loose local, 81 O0as 90; Johnson anc
Hill county. sli GOALS 90; best, SIS oO6l6 oo.
Barley-65c per buehel.
Rye-Sl per bushel,
Alfalfa-I4c per pound.
Holland herrings-kegs, 81 bOfl 10.
Dried herrings box, 4Oc,
Bologna sausage, 7Hc.
Buckwhest dour-l6 6.D cases, S. CO.. y j.
Is.
Mest-sugsr cured hams lac; sugar cure'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
ON CHANGE.
Spec Gotten Fractions and Futures
from two TO Five Points Lower.
Money Market Easy.
Wheat strong-Pricos well Maintained but
Transactions Small-Live Stock
Transactions Brisk.
Daily Review.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
Oct MnRrH. TEX. Sent. 1857.

GAZETTE OFFICE,
FORT WORTH, Ten, Sept. :, 1887.
Trade was fsir to-day.
Cotton was of points today, but bad
reports about the crop may keep prices
up, although it is the general opinion that
cotton will 90 10 $ or below i before the
lst Of October.
Sugars have an upward tendency.
Sofee shows weakness, snd Slight de-
cline is expected.
The produce market is unchanged, with
q down ward tendency to butter.
SUGAR.
Continued and growing strength is to
be reported, accompanied oy and as a
consequence CT heavy demand for
raws. The statistical position continues
to improve. Meetings. are very large, but
Notwithstanding this the demand for re-
tined goods Is heavy ct advanced prices.
The speculative excitement in August
beets has not yet affected the September
option to The same extent. Crop reports
note no change, Prices Of raw
were up Lice on the week
at New York On Thursday, while
refined wss up &c. Al London Javas, fair
IT tuing, and prompt beets sre l!1. high
er, while the September contract is I'D,
lower. Stocks will show heavy decress-
es. The total stock IN all countries is
1912 tons, against S16.3 tons last
week, and $4,000 tons this week last
year Cost and freight business here is
limited. In Cuba, however, considerable
activity is reported at &c rise for the
week. On 9G centrifugals 3 Lice and
upward has been paid. The highest price
paid for the United States has been
! lGc- Bradstreet's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

lace makers thought nothing OF their
own trouble so long IS tie results came
SIS near to perfetion Is possible.
Perfect examples OF needle-point lace,
such es point d'Alencon, Venetian rose
point, or polnt q Argenten, Will certainly
last and LOOK beautiful. long after modern
Brussels lace hss worn Itself cut. The
material employed for antique paint
d'AlenCon were II: iaest possible hand
spun faA, together with the horse hair or
silver wire over which the pattern was
worked. These materials render the lace
eIcee DINGHY strong and durable. although
the reseau is quite as light and graceful
as that OF the more snowy productions OF
Belgium.
Jay Gould takes q pecuIisr~ izterest in
unique workmanship of any kind. This
piece of lace mas been studied by him.
He assured friend of mine, in showing
and explaining the tressu-e, that such
magnificent specimens as these were rare,
even in those days when point d'Alencon
was ace produced In considerable
quantities, and important examples can
never be produced ag&in.
There were out few workers left who
csn produce these extraordinary quslities
of needle point lace, and it seems a
| grievous pity inst the taste OF modern
times should be II favor of effect and
quantity rather than quality and perfec-
ton IN design and execution. AS the
lecemakers must of necessity work only
to suit the public taste, the art Of making
this exquisite needle point lace is nc
longer learnt by the work-girls. 1t does
not pay, in fact, 20 teach them, as they
j would probably not be able to earn 6
living, even when arrived at proficiency
! in this most beautiful and interesting art
Hurrah for the Could baby.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
THE GOULD BABY,
Row Edith Got the $4,000 Lace for Its
Wardrobe.
lara lisu n Boston Globe,

WARDROBE
lara iall IN Boston Globe,
NV YORK, Aug. Edith Gould has
-ov 1s6v. The telegraph told you so
1 -5se than week ago. As the eldest son
/ tI2y Gouli's eldest son he is an inter
/ sing little fellow Jay Gould expects
die leaving 500, 200, 600. George
sud nigh. easily leave $500 600, 600.
therefore, the grandson of the great accu-
7ls.or might figure his portion up to
g. l.l 100 when lie comes to make 8
Where Is the baby girl who is destined
& ls,cl him:
Aysg with surmises. Let US deal With
1e plain, present fact OF the infants
nr3rooe. All the information l can give
Il inst subject relates to the lace pro-
.lse.y used 10 embellish the wardrobe.
About six months ago, Mrs. George
Gould WAS taking IN her father-in-law's
!, 7;esencc Of q wonderful beautiful speci-
-en Of lace that she had seen in London
VILE she WAS playing there with en-
nericsn theatrical company, Just before
e. retirement from the stage aud mar
,sge This lace was, she said, aperfect
,Ism?,e OF the most exquisite point
A,encOn.
/: he'd been the property of the En-
7;ess Eugene. It was unique on &C
cognt not only Of the beauty OF its torsl
-esigL. but also the perfection OF its
,c.or. The tone of the lace throughout
Tss s delicate creamy white, while the
Sight difference in color between the
lovers and the foundation on which they
Here worked could be appreciated by the
c0lrOisseur in these masters. 1t had not
zen obtained by tinting, as in the cAse
Inferior laces, but it was simply the
natural result OF the patient hand labor
appended on its manufacture.
This exquisite piece OF point d'Alencon
consisted Ct ten yards of wide bouncing,
ys.deS 3 handsome gsrniture in two
widths TO correspond. Young Mrs. Gould
sIQsttated on the beauties OF this lace
7o-u1ly.
"D2 you want it," Jay Gould asked.
~. would delight me-" wss Edith'S
:eey.
''WtAt would you DO with it?h
Size gave 81 evasive answer. But hel
--s.-e 10 possess that particular piece Of
ace wss urequivocal. Mir. Gould saic
-st Sle should have II. Nlth4n t"t
TeehS Il VAS IN the house, fox the ordel
: NV i wss sent over the cable. TIT
2-ce WAS $1,000 or $4,000, and the dutl
SD ether expenses raised the cost K
SCOUT SIS coo.
Tie bride knew what she meant to dc
win the lsCe.
L wss cut up ruthlessly, and variousil
1@!ized in em6ellishipg the clothes TO
ee baby VINO has now come into tn
5ould family. The youBgster doesn'
SLOW it, out his elegance Of wardrobe i
tzsreme.
Experts are frequently deceived b.
Clever limitations Of old china and ever
he paintings of the old masters, bu
!, las been proved over and over again
LAT It is impossible to reproduce the oil
ace. Good sntique lace is inevitabl.
Iol! of intricate details which wer
.svished on the work regardless OF tn
soor and the time expended. Tnes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09

lCtQAer

october 70 &c; November - December
1870 Cou-Septcmjer - C; October :! c;
November, y e.; Nav C. Mess pork ea-.
= 30 october S. s. Novem -er 5 ;oi J26
nary 81 Is. Short riys-Sertember $ 80; otto
Der $3.50; January 81 80. Cash quotations
tiOur IS in fair demand for choice bakers
brands and patents, with OF rings limited
winters are slow and prices easy Wheat-NO.
red tgt.c. No. ; corn &! Mess pork per
Dbl Sl5 2jal5 81. Lard per 100 oCnds s. -
short ribs sides, loose, >, sjGS So Dry -ali
shoulders, boxed y 35dj 20; short clear sides.
MONfl. 50 lIQN 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
co>5>IyRCIAL RESUME.

IL, 70 ne Gazette
g. YORK, Sept. s.-Railway bonds
~ ,-osed SIS follows: Fort Worth
-. a,ryer City al s54; Texas and
. RIOS 81 t95; Kansas and Texas C's
~ .s9uri, Kansas AID Texas IS ct
=, : ta5; do IS at lC91; Calves
--s-r;sburg ard SAL Antonio rs al
...-s-rments lower.
ling higher.
G.rsy per cent.
ION quiet.
,.=ss steady.
higher and active.
=. .1c.T malket continues to improve
..,.lya demand.
'a.,pBXNENTs, STOCKS AND BONDS.
"a YORK. Sept. s-The stock
~ srows decreasing volume of
IS ".,sss. and g marked falling of in out
:. interest. The news Of the day was
i .-.-,r,g,s-ed 10 nave any material effect
- fs.ues and trading vas again TO q
80 ey.ept confined to professional
@.-sr,. while traders were the principal
There were at times free resliZa-
.r5 without ary special pressure Of
-.-s.ecE prices sagged nearly the entire
- TIE failure OF the bank Of
...-,-4 % advance its rate SIS was eX-
n some quarters with further
r-rts Cf gold TO this side was an
IN. 4 strength in the morning when
.--4ra vas = buyer, and the increasing
--.-~.-euce q telegraph matters in the
-..-4.. with the excellent support &C
III 10 Wts.crn Union, materially
-. ID the hnel rally. The bears, how
were Egain active with
r.. II saor. stock, and unfGvCrable
,~-rs in pressing prices in
=. t1eT md aid from traders. Mis-
-: Pacific was the heaviest suff-rer By
- .sc.Ics, though none of the active
:; ssca1ed heir attention. Fluctuations
~.-e narrower and quieter than on any
20 f9r me past week. The opening was
- s.s1vGuCes extending to 5per cent,
a. while g few stocks made further
~. advance the advantage was not
-gl.snsd and prices moved slowly
IN the opening. Northwest
y wss prominent for weak,
IS snd Western Union for
.-sr-ta, bus il soon gave way with the
.-s.nde-. Rallies were feeble and OF
.-rt duration end further losses were
s...lned toward noon with Reading 10
- cad. Extreme dizziness ensued witt
-7-ov.ng quotations, but toward The
g. hour the decline carried prices to the
west rgures Of the day. Missouri Pa
showing most weakness. Extensive
,rg-rg brought about material reac
IN in the last half hour, and the
,ss was firm al fraction bette
IN the lowest prices reached
~ Weste.a Union, New York Contra
nd s.. Paul are higher tonight, snC
,sse but for insignificant fractions, whil,
,craao Coal is of J, Missouri Faciti.
Northern Pacific II, Pacific Mail ] /
-,se Erie and western preferred l.
as.,rcad bonds sympathized clCsel,
VI the share market, and the closin:
ICES sre almost Invariably lower.
government bonds dull and heavy.
sale bonds dull.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
a Bride OF Fifty SIX.

: IICLIaI % IIIC VIhL-I.J.
DALLAS, Ten, Sept. s. tloomtng
bride OF titty-siX summers and groom
aged sixtY-seven j2iRed hearts to- cay in
South Dallas. The names are David
Roberts CT Mansfield, Tex. and Miss
Mary Durawey Of this city. Dr.. Scruggs
Ofliciattd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
FINANCIAL,


ENGLISH CONSOLs.
LONDON, sept. s.-Consols closed at l0l 10
for money. Silver a
MONEY.
NEW YORK Sept.S.-MoGey on cal was easy
at 3a6 per cent; last loan at "A per cent,
and closed offered at 4per cent, Prime mercan
tile piper 7G9 per cent. ; erIng exchange
dull but steady at 81 49,. for sixty day bills
and 81 So al - for demand.
STOCKS AND BONDS,
NEW YORK. Sent. Stocks and bOLds